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Where does your faith show up? When I first heard this, I was like, What are you talking about? Then it was explained to me. A church person walks out their faith on Sunday, in a small group, and maybe in a bible study. A Kingdom person seeks to follow Jesus in every...
What a father’s honest prayer in Mark 9 reveals about depending on Christ This weekend’s sermon was on Mark 9, when a father asked, “Help my unbelief.” (Mark 9:24) It seems easy to believe on Sunday when you are surrounded by your local body. Come Thursday, when an...
What Christian judgment looks like when the faithful decision is costly. Our functional theology is revealed not by what we say but by the convictions behind our decisions and visible actions. This is especially true when competing priorities make obedience costly....
Is God absent in your leadership? Eight years ago, I struggled with how to take Sunday and apply it to Monday. To this day, the burden has not let go. Back then, I noticed a gap between Sunday’s teaching and how I applied it to my leadership at work. The following...
Jesus’ question to two disciples becomes a penetrating approach for every leader. One of my goals this fall is to examine how Jesus, being all-knowing, responds throughout Scripture when He asks a deep, soul-cutting question to get to the heart of the issue and the...
Before results, titles, or influence: walk worthy of the calling you have received. On Saturday, I attended a Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS) chapel service on the DC campus, and something stood out to me in Ephesians. Paul is encouraging the church in Ephesus to...
How Biblical Leadership Shapes Your Marketplace Judgment and Decisions Modern, influential, and situational leadership language may sound new, but Scripture shows that these patterns of leadership have been with us for centuries. Christian leaders, wherever the Lord...
Leadership lessons from a man who spent four months in prayer before drafting his first project plan The Leadership Industry’s Favorite Builder Open any Christian leadership book or attend any church leadership conference, and you’ll almost certainly encounter...
When you understand your team’s giftedness, you stop forcing square pegs into round holes and start creating environments where people naturally excel.
You’ve built skills, climbed the ladder, and achieved success. Yet something feels fundamentally off. The work that should energize you leaves you drained, and your witness suffers because you’re surviving, not thriving. If this describes you, you’re not facing a performance issue; you’re experiencing the giftedness gap: the disconnect between what you can do and what you were created to do.
